My only thought is that for some reason there still must be a negative stigma in Hollywood for openly gay actors. I know many have said the kept it under wraps so it wouldn't hurt their chances of getting parts.
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Bug is my favorite new series of this year
Modern Family is the new Frasier, a show that just gets an automatic Emmy nom and win every year.
You could remove the Mike storyline from this season and nothing would be missed.
I thought the two best new shows this year were Young Pope and Legion. I don't see any love on this list for either of those shows. Sorry you got snubbed, Aubrey Plaza and Silvio Orlando
Stop the press! Who is that?
OUT OF COFFEE????
Using a cartoon to sell tobacco
The comic first came out in the mid-late-80s, by New England Comics, who were up to that point, just a mail order comic book shop.
Apparently they are ditching the "Tick is a figment of Arthur's imagination" angle the pilot episode seemed to be aiming for
And so he says, I don't like the cut of your jib, and I go, I says it's the only jib I got, baby!
Needs several ninjas posing as a hedge
I liked Death Proof as one half of Grindhouse, which I thought was a fun movie. The extended stand-alone versions of DP and Planet Terror I didn't care for.
Death Proof was the point where he crawled in his own ass.
The saddest thing about the Planet Hollywood at Disney is the gift shop, which is a separate smaller building behind the main restaurant. I can only imagine how boring it must be to work in there.
Not a lot of longevity in that franchise though
If it's just a plain bagel, I prefer it toasted. Once you start getting into stuff like cheese bagels or blueberry bagels or whole grain, I just take it as-is.
The only thing "live action" in The Jungle Book was the kid playing Mowgli
Probably because they were bad movies. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory may have followed the book a little closer, but it still had needless additions like Wonka's backstory with his dad, not to mention a terribly miscast Johnny Depp. Burton's PotA was closer to the book in the fact that it took place on a different…